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: Here is Why You Should Use Gypsum in Gardening by: James Ellison Do you have clay or layer of hard subsoil problems in your garden? Then gypsum may be the answer to help loosen the soil structure. It is not considered
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: Composting the Easy Way by: Michael McGroarty Having an ample supply of good rich compost is the gardeners dream. It has many uses, and all of those uses will result in nicer plants. However, composting can be time
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: Plant Floribunda Roses For All-Season Blooms by: Ron King This Latin name translates as "many flowered" or "abundance of flowers" and the Floribunda rose surely lives up to its name. These roses are among the most colorful
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: Old Garden Roses -- A Proven Winner For Your Garden by: Ron King Old Garden Roses are any of the rose varieties that were recognized prior to 1867, the year in which the first modern rose, the hybrid tea, was introduced.
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: Planting Roses - Tips You Need To Know by: Gordon Goh The art of planting roses doesn't have to be a complicated thing to do. When you have the right knowledge there is no limit to how beautiful a garden or rosebush that
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: 5 Simple Steps To Dividing Your Hardy Water Lilies by: Brett Fogle If you missed the springtime window of opportunity to divide your hardy water lilies, don't worry, it's not too late. Although springtime is the best
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: 5 Ways to Grow Your Internet Affiliate Business Organically by: Glenn Beach Growing your internet home business organically means there are similarities to organic farming. An organic farmer knows that if he develops
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: Planting Bare Root Roses by: David G. Hallstrom The following article was written by David G. Hallstrom for and originally published by National Realtors Directory.com. Planting Bare Root Roses Before planting, the plants
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: Gardeners: Contain Yourselves! by: Debbie Rodgers Whether you live in a tiny city apartment or on a large country estate, gardening in containers is a way to add colour and the beauty of nature to your surroundings. The
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: Love To Garden But Short On Money? Here’S 10 Money Saving Ideas. by: Jan Money A great perk of organic gardening is finding different ways to achieve the same or improved result. Many items that are normally binned
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: Mulch Your Spring Bulbs In The Fall For A Beautiful Spring Display by: Michael J. McGroarty Flower bulbs need a good, long, winters sleep. Like some people we know, if they wake up before they are fully rested, they get
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: The Dawn Of A New Lawn by: News Canada (NC)-One of the crowning ambitions of most homeowners is the creation of a beautiful lawn. In the case of new homes, or lawns that have been badly damaged, starting from scratch
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: Tips On Starting Plants From Seed by: News Canada For many people, it's the preferred way to begin a garden. (NC)-If you only draw on local resources of bedding and potted plants, you're likely missing a huge variety
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: A Compost Primer by: Dean Novosat Most gardeners and landscapers will agree almost unanimously that the single best thing you can do for your lawn is to add compost. Good, organic compost can remedy almost any problem
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: Ten Steps To A Healthy Lawn by: News Canada A simple, "preventative maintenance" lawn care plan will keep your lawn in top shape all year 'round (NC)-Just follow these 10 easy steps to keep your lawn at its best: 1.
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: Want a Garden But Not Enough Room or Soil? Then Hydroponics Gardening Could Be For You. by: Jan Money Hydroponics gardening is a great idea for anyone who wants a garden but doesn’t have enough land or soil. Hydroponics
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: Aerated Compost Tea, The New Organic Fertilizer by: james ellison Organic gardeners all know compost is fantastic stuff. But now, there's something even better and that's aerated compost tea. If you start with a good
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: House Plans – Research Is Key by: Martin Smith When you think about building your new home consider your needs and your lifestyle. If you are newlyweds your choices will be different from a couple who is ready
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: Could Your Garden Pass A Soil Test? by: News Canada (NC)-How well do you know your soil? It's an important question for the health of the plants in and around your house. Good soil does more than provide a foundation
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: How To Plant Rose Bushes In Landscaping Your Garden by: Paul Curran For planting roses a good garden loam with organic matter is important. It must contain peat moss, leaf mold, compost, rotted or commercial manure, and
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: Where Can I Find Information About Planting Bulbs and Perennials Together? by: Paul Curran Perennials: In this article you can get an answer to; where can I find information about planting bulbs, and perennials together?
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: How To Use Flower Beds In Landscaping Your Garden by: Paul Curran The loveliness of flowering plants needs little embellishment by description. Certainly every gardener seeks the beauty and color that can be brought to
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: How To Use Annuals In Landscaping Your Garden by: Paul Curran An annual, from the point of view of the amateur gardener, is any plant which must be replaced each year and which flowers only once in its life. Annuals generally
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: 5 Secrets To Growing Beautiful Roses by: Abigail Baker A rose is a rose is rose - and there are few things in the garden more beautiful. There are 5 secrets I want to share that will help you to grow healthy roses. Sunshine:
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: How to Water Your Houseplants Wisely by: Kori Puckett Over watering ranks first in causes of houseplant demise because it causes roots to rot. Most plants are tough so they can recover from under watering with only the
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: What is Compost Tea? by: James Ellison Organic gardeners all know compost is fantastic stuff. But now, there's something even better and that's compost tea. If you start with a good compost you'll have a versatile elixir
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: How To Prevent Damping Off by: Marilyn Pokorney Damping off is the single term used to describe underground, soil line, or crown rots of seedlings due to unknown causes. The term actually covers several soil borne diseases
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: Organic Roses in the Flower Garden Part 1 by: Sandra Dinkins-Wilson Many people believe growing their flowers and vegetables organically is healthier for them and their environment. It is natural that you may wish to
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: Chicken Soup for the Soil by: Jean Fritz Keeping Your Soil Healthy Your soil is the most important part of your garden, but too many people forget to nurture their soil. Soil is a living thing, containing microbes,
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: How to Choose Water Garden Plants by: Brett Fogle So the water garden bug has bitten. You’ve dug and leveled and sweated and said words you hope that no one else has heard. Now it’s time for the fun part
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: Closing Up Your Container Garden by: Debbie Rodgers All good things eventually come to an end and so summer is waning, even as autumn gives most of us a fresh start. I'll bet your summer container plantings aren't really
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: How To Build A Waterfall by: Dan Eskelson The number one, most asked question that I receive about water features is "How do I build a waterfall?" The first advice I give is to visit natural waterfalls or at least look
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: Important Mineral Partnerships For Health by: Steve Wilcott Minerals are essential nutrients that serve the body in many ways. Many minerals are active in their own right, serving individual purposes within the body.
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: How To Grow Luscious Tomatoes by: Marilyn Pokorney The tomato is the most commonly grown vegetable in the States. Here are some tips on how to grow your own bountiful crop of tomatoes. Tomatoes should be grown in full
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: Herbs: Growing Your Own by: Andy Wiley The first thing you need to do when deciding to create your own Herb Garden is to decide on the size of the plot of land you want to use. This will depend on what herbs and how much
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: Make a Fairy Garden For Your Kids Party by: Patricia B. Jensen This project is a truly unique kids party activity, combining fun, fantasy, and learning. Kids love getting their hands dirty and learning how things grow.
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: Interview With A Plant.: Stop Planticide! by: Sher Holloway Recently I had the opportunity to sit down with the infamous plant activist, John Ivy. Mr Ivy heads up the rapidly growing plant rights group, Plants Against
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: Growing Great Asparagus by: Jean Fritz I went out to feed the birds this morning - the temperature was comfortably above freezing, and a downy woodpecker was telegraphing his territorial rights on the nearest utility
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: 10 Free Gardening Products by: Linda Gray One of the pleasurable spin-offs in organic gardening is finding alternative ways of coming up with the same, if not better, end result..... Household throwaways can be valuable
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: Top 7 Ways Puppy Training Can Help Your Business by: Chuck Yorke As leaders we always want to improve the performance of our organization. To improve we must release the creativity in our employees, leaders must get involved
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